It was only three years from "The Rush Hour" to the second part, but the shooting of the third part was late six years later. Obviously, the culprit of missed work is undoubtedly one of the leading actors Chris Tucker. While enjoying a luxurious life, this person was also enthusiastic about charity, and went to Africa to help the poor with former US Vice President Al Gore.until Jackie Chan complained that we are all too old. He came back to shoot obediently.
Chris Tucker offered 20 million U.S. dollars in remuneration and 20% of the box office split, and the contract was "Pay or play", which means that even if the film fails, Tucker can still get the money, although Jackie Chan only gets 15 million US dollars and 15% of the box office were split, but he got the rights to distribute the film in China, so the money would not be less than Tucker.
